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News roundup — March 20, 2014

Canada

SCC rejects Quebec doctor's appeal in case of children's death, Toronto Star

B.C. government to bring back-to-work legislation in port-truckers dispute, Vancouver Sun

Language in assisted-suicide law unconstitutional: court in overturning conviction of nurse who encouraged Ontario teen to commit suicide, The National Post


United States

Google settles landmark YouTube lawsuit, Reuters

GE's credit card business facing two federal investigations for potential violations of consumer finance laws, Reuters


International

Britain's financial regulator has claim filed against it by ex-JPMorgan suvervisor, Reuters

Bitcoin firms explore rules for derivative exchanges, indicating digital currency may be more mainstream, Reuters

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